What is the category of compression. I'm looking for 15-20 mmHg. How can I determine this.
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The ones that say Elevation are 20-30mmHG. The ones called on the spot are 15-20 mg. that is what it said on my packaging when I got them. Both say elevated compression ... I've worn both... Both work well for me I had ankle surgery last September and I teach school so on my feet all day... They are the only brand I've found that keep me on my feet and swelling down
2165
The description and packaging both state 15-20 mmHg. I personally love the look and feel of the socks and bought several pairs for fellow pharmacists.
2166
The "on the spot" and "circulator" styles are 15-20 mmHg. It says this in the product description for the on the spot style and I own both.
2102366
From what ive read most people recommend a lower pressure so i would guess you compresser would work.
309466
My compressor is a 5hp 80 gallon putting out 155psi and this regulator has handled that with no problems. I could not find out the max input before I bought mine either, and had to put the pressure to it and see what happened. It has been almost a year since I started using mine and I have regulated as low as 9lbs for powder coat. The gauge goes to 160. It's a pretty big well built unit that will take you by surprise when you take it out of the box.
1033532
I have used this set on Cars, Motorcycles and Lawn mower/tractors. Comes with M10, M12, M14 to M18(Long reach) Adapters, Pressure Hold Adapter, 144 Long and Short Threads in a couple of different lengths. 18mm Short reach. Field service kit. Gauge, case. What are you trying to check the compression on??
1792166
a 1 hp compresser for small spot jobs. for bigger jobs, a1 1/2 to 2 hp compresser with a 20 gallon tank. if you can afford the bigger compresser, its a good investment. car tires,cleaning filters,ect. hope this helps you. I'd be lost without my air compresser.
1529568
Cfm is an ambiguous rating and it's difficult to say. I would say 38 would be better as it accounts for compressed volume of air. However if you are using power tools or anything that needs more air I would look much higher or you will see significant pressure drops. Something in the 100's at least or 200's would be ideal. I bought this and switched to a 200+ scfm and I only get a drop of 2-3psi. With this unit I experienced 20-30psi drop at full load.
1218639
I know what it is rated as but I only take it to 90 PSI. I use it for little jobs when I don't want to hall my 100 ft of compressor hose with quick connects. Also got rid of their hose and bought a short compressor hose with correct fittings for connection to tank and a quick connect to connect my other air tools. This unit like the rest has only a tire filling fitting. With those changes it does the job. I think the company would be smart giving a better hose choice for a few pennies more. Good Luck!
998812
I think it is compression only after looking at the pkg. ,we got an Israeli kit that has bandages & coagulants
2106388
CFM (cubic feet per minute) determines the size system the pump can handle. Micron rating determins pump pressure. 15 psi is aproximately one atmosphere of pressure or 29.926 inches HG (mercury) and 760,000 microns. The lower the Micron rating, the quicker the pump is.
1581934
No. As previously stated, even the very best garage type of compressor only gets up to maybe 500PSI. So options are: special hand pump $120-300, scuba tank with adapter (used $150, new $250), paint ball tanks with adapters ($200-up), special carbon fiber 4500psi tanks for PC rifles ($300-way up), Used SCBA carbon fiber fireman tank with adapters ($200+) which is what I did (actually finished around $120, but I got lucky and built the stainless adapter myself). BUT, once you have an air source, you have almost unlimited, dirt cheap, super accurate shooting fun!
1287682
My 8cfm pump says "1 HP" on the side. I assume its different for each CFM though.In HG and due to my elevation I'm only suppose to pull a vac of "28.4HG" and I did with my old pump. But with this new Pump, I can pull "29.3 HG" (I didn't even think It'd pull anything past 28.4hg tbh)So I can assure you this pump has more vacuum power compared to others.But I can't confirm its "11lbs" of pressure.
1301556
This compressor runs at the limit of a typical household circuit capacity. A 20 Amp circuit is the proper one. Some people have damaged this same model compressor when using even short extension cords. So, be careful. It needs to receive a full 120 volts in order to start and run properly. Amclaussen.
701255
I called the US operations, it's 15 psi. I don't know how that "rumor" got started on the internet. It's got plenty of p.s.i.
371850
I actually used my compressor. I turned the pressure way down but you really have to be careful if you use a compressor. Just blow it up really slow whatever you use.
476264
I have no clue what mmhg stands for. What I know is my calf measures 16.25" and these compression socks doesnt compress much, so I still use my wrap bandages to get the compression I want.
588532
No I do not have an answer without more info, or a more specific identification of the compressor. The model number provided didn't match any current products I could find.
1591368
we use a small tank compressor that get up to 60 lbs pressure. It is a light weight one that I can carry around my sewing room.